Adalardus

Japanese: Adalardus

...The monastery developed rapidly, and by 800 had become the intellectual centre of Gaul, and its manuscript house, in particular, has produced a great number of manuscripts. Under the abbot Adalardus, a central figure in the political life of the court, the monastery numbered 300 monks and 150 servants (in 822). By order of Louis the Elder, the monastery founded the Corbeia nova, or Corbai, in Westphalia, in western Germany, with Adalardus as its first abbot, just as in the mother monastery.

From [Wara]

…the abbot of the Abbey of Corbie in France. He was a monk there, but succeeded his brother Adalardus (c. 751-826) as abbot. In 818 he joined the rebellion of Bernard, King of Italy, and went into exile with his brother.

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…修道院は急速に発展し，800年ころにはガリアの知的中心となり，特に写本所は多数の写本を今日に残した。修道院長アダラルドゥスAdalardusは，宮廷の政治的中心人物であったが，彼の時代にこの修道院は修道士300，使用人150(822年)を数えた。ルートウィヒ1世の命により，この修道院はドイツ西部，ウェストファーレンに〈コルベイア･ノウァCorbeia nova〉すなわちコルバイを建設し，母修道院と同じくアダラルドゥスを初代修道院長とした。…